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Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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We had one game on PC sooo long ago. I remember a picture of a village at night, and a player could shoot some windows of the houses or shoot to ring the church's tower bell. No walking around. What was that? I was wondering if anyone has done someting like that for tablets. As that game didn't require fast reactoin or big skills, and the pi ture was also nice, I thought that I could install that game for my mom.
Mappy would also be great, but thus far I haven't found equivalent game for tablet.
Mappy would also be great, but thus far I haven't found equivalent game for tablet.
Hi, I've been searching for this children's(may not be children's but most likely) game for forever. I remember the animation being slightly creepy and it featured classic monsters, but a specific memory of mine is the presence of an Igor like character. It was point and click based(I think) and there was a traveling freak show kinda thing. I hope I expressed the theme well enough. The vivid memory of mine is Igor's voice, it was very "henchman" "Igory like" if that makes sense. Hopefully someone can help!
Ok, so it is a PC game that i think was released before the 2000's. You are in a tank with limited ammo(rockets,lasers,toxic gas) and need to search an island full of dinosaurs (and some aliens) for a way to disarm a nuclear bomb before island blows up. The gameplay is point and click style where you collect artefacts with a robotic arm from inside the tank and the environment was a jungle,swamp,rocky area,volcano or a temple. As a side note the intro was a real-life commander telling you about the mission.
Ok i remember playing a game when i was abouit 5-8 yrs old. Im 17 almost 18 now, it was a Rc toy car combat game
I remember one specific map and it was a backyard. I tried to look it up but all i came up with is Re-Volt and i dont think that was it.
PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT
Also another game im trying to figure out is like an arcade kinda game where you are on a beach and you shoot enemy soldiers, tanks, and carrier ships with a cannon
These are the games that i want to remember the most from my childhood and i have been trying to figure them out for a very long time please and thank you
I remember one specific map and it was a backyard. I tried to look it up but all i came up with is Re-Volt and i dont think that was it.
PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT
Also another game im trying to figure out is like an arcade kinda game where you are on a beach and you shoot enemy soldiers, tanks, and carrier ships with a cannon
These are the games that i want to remember the most from my childhood and i have been trying to figure them out for a very long time please and thank you
Please Help!!!
It's been killing me not to remember the name of his game?!?
It's this old PC computer game. You play as an animal and they have a show to do, but on the day of their show their set and stage and everything is sabotaged. They do a bunch of mini games to restore their stage.
Any information would be helpful! Thanks!!!
It's been killing me not to remember the name of his game?!?
It's this old PC computer game. You play as an animal and they have a show to do, but on the day of their show their set and stage and everything is sabotaged. They do a bunch of mini games to restore their stage.
Any information would be helpful! Thanks!!!
The arcadey one could be "Beachhead 2000" (2000).Datstache said:
The RC Car one, dunno, maybe "3D Ultra Radio Control Racers" (2000), if it really featured "combat".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1_fd3xElgs
Looking for help finding an old PC (i think) racing sci fi type game. If i recall correctly it was featured on a demo disc possibly from pc gamer.
The demo started with a garage type ship (similar to this, just y'know, spaceship https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d6lckJxvfBE/hqdefault.jpg ) slowly decending on a wasteland/barren desert type landscape, in this ship were loads of futuristic type racing cars, the one you start with having 1 massive, wide wheel on the back. This game did include car customisation and weaponry. There were 2 other cars available in the demo, 1 of which i remember having either 6 or 8 wheels.
Any help would be great!
The demo started with a garage type ship (similar to this, just y'know, spaceship https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d6lckJxvfBE/hqdefault.jpg ) slowly decending on a wasteland/barren desert type landscape, in this ship were loads of futuristic type racing cars, the one you start with having 1 massive, wide wheel on the back. This game did include car customisation and weaponry. There were 2 other cars available in the demo, 1 of which i remember having either 6 or 8 wheels.
Any help would be great!
The game i'm looking for is this style of game: http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/49/6380/1024/rnd1.jpg
The objective was to collect all the gems to open the door to go to the next level. The main characteristic was that the character you control was a heart. When you died, the 8 squares surrounding you, became gems and you had to restart the level. It's a very old game. I've been looking for this game for a long time. I would be really happy, if somebody knew the name of the game. Thanks
The objective was to collect all the gems to open the door to go to the next level. The main characteristic was that the character you control was a heart. When you died, the 8 squares surrounding you, became gems and you had to restart the level. It's a very old game. I've been looking for this game for a long time. I would be really happy, if somebody knew the name of the game. Thanks
I can't remember the name for this one game. Basically it is like a sidescrolling Indiana Jones game. I remember it having minigames like collecting freefalling dynamites with a wheelbarrow in a cave, a map with 5 levels of platform where we have to fall through a gap on each to avoid getting burnt into crisp and also getting across a giant pit with small moving platforms. Don't remember the character having any weapons. I had it along with IndianaJones Desktop Adventures on the same disc.
I remember playing this since around 1999. Not sure if it was even a MS-DOS game.
It means so much to me if someone could help. Thanks.
I remember playing this since around 1999. Not sure if it was even a MS-DOS game.
It means so much to me if someone could help. Thanks.
I remember playing this game in 1998-2003. It was a 2D TOP-DOWN dungeon crawler type game. I played in Windows 98.The first stage was set in a TOTALLY DARK DUNGEON/underground tunnel. As the hero walks, the next squares get illuminated. We have to move step by step. Sometimes we enter a trap or monster. So need to start again and avoid the traps. We could find weapons and gold in the tunnel. After the tunnel level there was a level, in the land area. Here we had to talk with other units and collect few more things. There was a DESERT in the next area. But in order to enter the desert, we need to get some sort of heat shield or some magic. That's all I remember. A friend of me loaned this game cd and in the CD I remember seeing it was designed for Win 95.
There are 2 games that i have been trying to find, but cant remember the name for the life of me. Im pretty sure both are one the PC. One of them was a puzzle game where you had to build and destroy blocks of star dust, but you could only do one in front of you or below you and you had to get to the other portal to get to the next level. It also had codes to each level, so you could continue from that level.
The second game is a rpg where you started off by escaping from either an evil mom or evil owner. Cant remember which. The further you got in the game, the more magic you could learn. Also when ever you ran into a chicken, you had to fight it.
The second game is a rpg where you started off by escaping from either an evil mom or evil owner. Cant remember which. The further you got in the game, the more magic you could learn. Also when ever you ran into a chicken, you had to fight it.
Hi,guys...
There is this game that i have been searching about and couldn't find it.
It is an isometric view combat car racing and is much like Motor Rock, especially that dual short-length green laser weapon and those oil spots, and those bombs you leave behind,
and the track was very similar to the tracks of Motor Rock but a little better graphically.
It had a mode where you can instantly play with the latest cars without the need to unlock them.
The difference between this game and Motor Rock is the cars which is more modern and realistic and graphics all-around is better,and it had lots of customization.
I think that i played it from 2002 to 2006, maybe? and from what i have seen from my search is Bang Bang Racing, BlazeRush and Death Rally, with death rally being the closest to it.
Edit: i was playing it on Windows xp.
There is this game that i have been searching about and couldn't find it.
It is an isometric view combat car racing and is much like Motor Rock, especially that dual short-length green laser weapon and those oil spots, and those bombs you leave behind,
and the track was very similar to the tracks of Motor Rock but a little better graphically.
It had a mode where you can instantly play with the latest cars without the need to unlock them.
The difference between this game and Motor Rock is the cars which is more modern and realistic and graphics all-around is better,and it had lots of customization.
I think that i played it from 2002 to 2006, maybe? and from what i have seen from my search is Bang Bang Racing, BlazeRush and Death Rally, with death rally being the closest to it.
Edit: i was playing it on Windows xp.
Still haven't had any suggestions regarding this game. Here's a re-post:
Platform: Macintosh
Year: 1990's, likely before Warcraft II came out in 1996
Genre: Top-down action/fighting game for one or two players. Local multiplayer.
Gameplay: Characters have medieval weapons (I think both players just had an axe, but it might have been a sword and the characters might have held a shield in their other arm). There were simple controls for walking and for swinging swinging your weapon. Hitting your opponent enough times in his sword-arm would dismember him, disarming the player. I'm pretty sure you could play against an AI.
Presentation: View is directly top-down, not angled or isometric. Character's limbs were made of connected circles and, if I recall, the circles were shaded with a simple gradient. Characters cut by a weapon leave a trail of circular blood drops. Again, I think the blood drops were shaded with the same gradient as the character's limbs so they didn't really look like flat droplets or pools of blood. Multiplayer was split-screen until both players were close by at which point the screens would merge.
Release: this almost-certainly was something I played off of a compilation disc; I can't see it being sold as a stand-alone game.
Platform: Macintosh
Year: 1990's, likely before Warcraft II came out in 1996
Genre: Top-down action/fighting game for one or two players. Local multiplayer.
Gameplay: Characters have medieval weapons (I think both players just had an axe, but it might have been a sword and the characters might have held a shield in their other arm). There were simple controls for walking and for swinging swinging your weapon. Hitting your opponent enough times in his sword-arm would dismember him, disarming the player. I'm pretty sure you could play against an AI.
Presentation: View is directly top-down, not angled or isometric. Character's limbs were made of connected circles and, if I recall, the circles were shaded with a simple gradient. Characters cut by a weapon leave a trail of circular blood drops. Again, I think the blood drops were shaded with the same gradient as the character's limbs so they didn't really look like flat droplets or pools of blood. Multiplayer was split-screen until both players were close by at which point the screens would merge.
Release: this almost-certainly was something I played off of a compilation disc; I can't see it being sold as a stand-alone game.
Hey.
I am looking for an old RPG game (~1988-1995), I think it was a DOS game, but it could've ran on Windows 95 as well. Far as I recall, it was a rather typical dungeon crawler type of game. The HUD was quite common in older RPG's with portraits of 4 heroes and their items. I can't recall whether a weapon was visible. The game looks something like in this picture, although the portraits might've been all on one side (can't recall).:
However there was one unique feature in this RPG. When you engage a monster and you kill it, sometimes a cutscene occurs where it shows how the hero kills a monster. It shows a shadow of the hero (full screen) using his bow and then the monsters shadow that gets shot with arrows for example. The triggered cutscene looks something like a shadow behind a curtain:
Anyone remember anything?
I am looking for an old RPG game (~1988-1995), I think it was a DOS game, but it could've ran on Windows 95 as well. Far as I recall, it was a rather typical dungeon crawler type of game. The HUD was quite common in older RPG's with portraits of 4 heroes and their items. I can't recall whether a weapon was visible. The game looks something like in this picture, although the portraits might've been all on one side (can't recall).:
However there was one unique feature in this RPG. When you engage a monster and you kill it, sometimes a cutscene occurs where it shows how the hero kills a monster. It shows a shadow of the hero (full screen) using his bow and then the monsters shadow that gets shot with arrows for example. The triggered cutscene looks something like a shadow behind a curtain:
Anyone remember anything?
Found it! It's Rol Crusaders!Johnny Denmer said:Hey.
I am looking for an old RPG game (~1988-1995), I think it was a DOS game, but it could've ran on Windows 95 as well. Far as I recall, it was a rather typical dungeon crawler type of game. The HUD was quite common in older RPG's with portraits of 4 heroes and their items. I can't recall whether a weapon was visible. The game looks something like in this picture, although the portraits might've been all on one side (can't recall).:
However there was one unique feature in this RPG. When you engage a monster and you kill it, sometimes a cutscene occurs where it shows how the hero kills a monster. It shows a shadow of the hero (full screen) using his bow and then the monsters shadow that gets shot with arrows for example. The triggered cutscene looks something like a shadow behind a curtain:
Anyone remember anything?
http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/rol-crusaders/screenshots/gameShotId,138153/
im trying to find out cant remember the name its a dude who has difrent stuff like bike exedra he trys to get past opsticales and when he falls body parts come off him its like to kool for school or some